This week's episode is a largely slept-on but refreshing take on the zombie genre, a movie that might have been better as a radio play, but hey let's go for it!

It can be found here for now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1g447kfqds

This week the gang gets into it over a 70s horror rock opera! Kermit the frog is involved somehow!  It gets weird!

Wow. That escalated quickly.  I mean, that really got out of hand fast!
In this episode the crew discusses a really great old horror / sci-fi flick while trying to block out the actual horror of the world outside.  It's a good one!

Look.  This movie might actually be pretty rad when you view it as a horror film.  Tons of gore, demons, dread and apocalyptic visions.  Happy Easter, sinners.

Being tied up and having a bunch of birds thrown at you for several days must be what listening to this podcast is like.

Here's a movie that explores the deepest fears of the 1940s American moviegoing public:  black folks!  And not only that, foreign ones!  And they're not even christians!  OoooOOoo *spooky hand gestures*

Happy St Patrick's Day! EDITOR'S NOTE: These people are all delusional this movie rules.

We all heard Snoop Dogg makes his own porno movies but did you know he makes horror movies too?  

This week the gang takes up necromancy as we watch legendary director Park Chan-Wook breathe life into a real rotting corpse of a script.  Side note, there is actually no necromancy in the film, or vampires, as one might be led to believe.  But the discussion is real fun!

Don't you just hate it when your deepest existential fears manifest themselves in reality and haunt you to madness?  Sucks when that happens.

End theme: Ulver - "Hour of the Wolf"